How to use test_custom_error_message method in assertpy

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test_entity_exceptions.py

Source:test_entity_exceptions.py Github

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1import pytest2from zensearch.exceptions import DuplicatePrimaryKeyError, PrimaryKeyNotFoundError3class TestPrimaryKeyNotFoundError:4 def test_primkey_error_custom_message(self):5 """Primary key error should display custom message6 """7 test_custom_error_message = "my_custom_error_message"8 with pytest.raises(PrimaryKeyNotFoundError) as error:9 raise PrimaryKeyNotFoundError(test_custom_error_message)10 assert test_custom_error_message == str(error.value)11 def test_primkey_error_default_message(self):12 """Primary key error should display default message when none's provided13 """14 default_message = "Cannot find primary key in the data point. Every data point should at least have primary key"15 with pytest.raises(PrimaryKeyNotFoundError) as error:16 raise PrimaryKeyNotFoundError()17 assert default_message == str(error.value)18class TestDuplicatePrimaryKeyError:19 def test_dup_primkey_error_custom_message(self):20 """Duplicate Primary key error should display custom message21 """22 test_custom_error_message = "my_custom_error_message"23 with pytest.raises(DuplicatePrimaryKeyError) as error:24 raise DuplicatePrimaryKeyError(test_custom_error_message)25 assert test_custom_error_message == str(error.value)26 def test_primkey_error_default_message(self):27 """Primary key error should display default message when none's provided28 """29 default_message = "Duplicate primary key value found in the data point. It's been assumed that every entity should have a unique set of primary keys"30 with pytest.raises(DuplicatePrimaryKeyError) as error:31 raise DuplicatePrimaryKeyError()...

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urls.py

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1from django.conf.urls import url, include2from .views import (3 test, test_model_form, test_custom_error_message, test_per_form_format, test_non_required, test_id_prefix4)5urlpatterns = [6 url(r'test/$', test, name='captcha-test'),7 url(r'test-modelform/$', test_model_form, name='captcha-test-model-form'),8 url(r'test2/$', test_custom_error_message, name='captcha-test-custom-error-message'),9 url(r'test3/$', test_per_form_format, name='test_per_form_format'),10 url(r'test-non-required/$', test_non_required, name='captcha-test-non-required'),11 url(r'test-id-prefix/$', test_id_prefix, name='captcha-test-id-prefix'),12 url(r'', include('captcha.urls')),...

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